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Introduction

This Readme includes information on installation, important notes, and known workarounds for the Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set for Oracle Beehive Release 2 (2.0.1.0.0, 2.0.1.1.0, 2.0.1.2.0, 2.0.1.2.1, and 2.0.1.3.0).

Oracle recommends that you read and understand the information in this document before beginning the installation.

Important Notes

Please review the following important notes before installing this patch:

Must Install Oracle Beekeeper Prior to Applying Patch

If you have not already installed an instance of Oracle Beekeeper, but you think you might want to use Oracle Beekeeper in the future, you must install Oracle Beekeeper before installing the 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set.

Once you install the 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set, you cannot install a new instance of Oracle Beekeeper.

Oracle Beekeeper must be patched to 2.0.1.4.0 to work with Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0. Earlier versions of Oracle Beekeeper will not work with Oracle Beehive instances that have been patched to 2.0.1.4.0.

ROLLBACK Not Supported

ROLLBACK of this patch is not supported. If you need to undo a partial or complete installation of this patch, you must restore Oracle Beehive and the database from backup.

Review Oracle Beehive Release Notes

Before applying this (or any) patch on Oracle Beehive, always review the latest Oracle Beehive Release Notes for complete information about known issues, workarounds, and new features in Oracle Beehive. You can find PDF and HTML versions of the Release Notes on the Oracle Technology Network website, at the following URL:

Ensure Sufficient Hard Drive Space Before Patching

Before applying this (or any) patch on Oracle Beehive, ensure there is sufficient hard drive space on the Oracle Beehive server. Oracle recommends at least 10 GB of free space.

Search Service Refactoring Requires Additional Configuration

The Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set includes a refactoring of the Oracle Beehive Search Service (which was added in 2.0.1.2.1). This is a substantial change which may require additional post-configuration steps:

When patching Oracle Beehive Release 2 (2.0.1.2.0) or earlier:

The existing search index is erased during patching. As a result, after the upgrade any search operation on existing data will return no results. You can perform post-installation steps to build a new search index of existing artifacts, using a new beectl command, beectl add_search_recovery_scope.

If you are using Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES) with Oracle Beehive, you must take additional steps to configure SES integration.

After the upgrade, the search service is enabled, new objects will be indexed, and default values for partitioning, jobs, and search service parameters are set. Depending on your deployment, you may need to make further configuration changes to tune the search service.

When patching Oracle Beehive Release 2 (2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0):

The existing search indexing process is suspended during patching. If you use a Zero Downtime Upgrade (ZDU) patching method, changes to searchable objects will not be indexed during the patching process. You can perform post-installation steps to update your existing search index with these accumulated changes.

If you do not use the ZDU method (that is, you elect to shut down your Oracle Beehive deployment during patching), then you do not need to perform any additional configurations steps. Your search index will not be affected by the patch.

Change Notification Service Removed from Coexistence Deployments

The Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.3.0 patch set, included in this Cumulative patch set, removed the Change Notification Service (CNS) component and integrated the functions it formerly performed directly within the Coexistence Connector. This change significantly reduces the complexity of the deployment and the disadvantages of deploying additional coexistence software on existing Microsoft Exchange servers.

If you are applying this Cumulative Patch Set to a 2.0.1.2.1 or earlier deployment, this change will be applied at this time.

After you apply the 2.0.1.4.0 Patch Set to all of your Oracle Beehive Coexistence Connector Oracle homes AND Oracle Beehive Coexistence Change Notification Oracle homes, you can remove CNS components by following the instructions in Remove CNS Components from Coexistence Deployments.

Installation Requirements

You must conform to each of the following requirements and perform all pre-installation tasks before installing the patch:

Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set can only be installed on Oracle Beehive Release 2 (2.0.1.0.0, 2.0.1.1.0, 2.0.1.2.0, 2.0.1.2.1, and 2.0.1.3.0). If you have an earlier version of Oracle Beehive, you must first upgrade to Oracle Beehive Release 2, before applying this patch.

Backup your Oracle Beehive Deployment

Before installing 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set, Oracle strongly recommends that you perform a backup of your database and the Oracle Beehive Oracle home.

Unless you are patching an Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0 deployment, before installing this patch set, shut down all processes on all Oracle Beehive Application tiers, including Oracle Beekeeper, Oracle Beehive Coexistence Connector, and Oracle Beehive DMZ Oracle homes. Make sure that all Oracle Beehive processes were started normally prior to shutting them down.

If you are patching an Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0 deployment, you may perform a Zero Downtime Upgrade (ZDU) patch. In this case, you can leave your Oracle Beehive Application tiers up and running, only shutting down one Application tier server at a time when you patch that server. The ZDU method allows you to avoid extensive downtime of your Oracle Beehive deployment.

Each of your Oracle Beehive servers will be started automatically as you apply the patch set to them.

Disable Fast Validation in the Database

You must disable fast validation in the database before installing Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set.

Log in to your Oracle Beehive database as SYS using SQL*Plus, and enter the following command:

ALTER SYSTEM SET "_disable_fast_validate"=TRUE SCOPE=BOTH SID= '*';

After you install the Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set, you can re-enable fast validation using the following commands:

If you have not already done so (such as when applying a previous patch), apply the oneoff patch for Oracle Database Bug 8440319 in your Oracle Beehive database Oracle home before applying this patch set. Review the README in that patch after unzipping for instructions for applying the patch. Perform all post-patch steps as documented in that README. This Oracle Beehive patch will fail if the post-patch steps are not performed.

Patch Required for Upgraded Beehive Instances on Oracle Database 11.2

Bug 10134218. If you have upgraded your Oracle Database to 11.2, you may require a patch in order to successfully install the Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set.

If both of the following conditions are true:

You have patched from Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.2.0 to either 2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0

AND, after performing that patch, you upgraded your Oracle Database from version 11.1 to 11.2

Then you must apply a special patch or the Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 patch set will fail during installation.

Note:

If you do not apply the required patch and you experience the failure during the Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set, you can still apply the 10134218 patch at that time, and then complete the 2.0.1.4.0 installation.

If you need to apply this special patch, contact Oracle Support to get the correct version of the 10134218 patch for your operating system and upgrade scenario.

Installation

Notes:

You must patch Oracle Beekeeper Oracle home(s) only after at least one Oracle Beehive Oracle home has been patched (using the -first_midtier option), and at least one instance of Oracle Beehive must be UP and running when you apply the patch to Oracle Beekeeper

Versions of Oracle Beekeeper without this Patch Set applied will not work with Oracle Beehive servers that have the 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set applied. You must patch Oracle Beekeeper before you can use it with a patched Oracle Beehive instance.

To install 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set for Oracle Beehive Release 2 (2.0.1.0.0, 2.0.1.1.0, 2.0.1.2.0, 2.0.1.2.1, and 2.0.1.3.0), perform the following steps on each Oracle Beehive server and Oracle Beekeeper Oracle home in your deployment:

Make sure that the Oracle Beehive Database instance and TNS Listener are UP and running.

If you are applying this Cumulative Patch on Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0, shut down all processes in the Oracle Beehive Application tier where the patch will be applied, before applying this patch set. Other Application tiers (including DMZ installations) can be UP and running when applying the patch on a given Application tier. (Oracle Beekeeper instances must be shut down.)

If you are patching an Oracle Beehive Coexistence Connector instance (any version), you must shut down all processes in the Coexistence Connector Oracle Home before applying the patch.

Note:

This means that when updating from 2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0 to 2.0.1.4.0, you can perform a rolling patch by patching one Application tier at a time, without shutting down your Oracle Beehive deployment. (You cannot use the rolling patch method when updating from any previous version.)

Make sure that Oracle Beehive processes were gracefully started and all services were running before shutting down a given Application tier.

Note:

If you have not deployed Oracle Universal Records Management (URM), the Records Management Service will be disabled. You do not need to enable this service prior to patching.

However, all other Oracle Beehive services must be enabled and running before you shut down your Oracle Beehive deployment, including services you may normally leave disabled, such as the Device Management Service.

Unzip the downloaded package to a convenient location.

For Oracle Beekeeper instances that were previously upgraded from 1.5.1.x to 2.0.1.0, work around a known issue (Bug 9041410) by performing the following steps to extract a custom script:

In the Oracle Beekeeper Oracle home, navigate to the patch storage directory:

On Linux and UNIX only, set your current directory to the directory where the patch is located. For example:

% cd 9859346

(You do not need to take this step on Windows.)

If you are patching an Oracle Beehive server, set the ORACLE_HOME environment variable to your Oracle Beehive Oracle home. For example:

On UNIX and Linux platforms:

% setenv ORACLE_HOME /app/oracle/products/beehive

On Windows:

set ORACLE_HOME=C:\Beehive_Home

If you are patching an Oracle Beekeeper instance, set the ORACLE_HOME environment variable to your Oracle Beekeeper Oracle home. For example:

On UNIX and Linux platforms:

% setenv ORACLE_HOME /app/oracle/products/2.0.1.4.0/beekeeper_1

On Windows:

set ORACLE_HOME=C:\Beekeeper_Home

Use the following commands to apply the patch:

When applying the patch to the first Oracle Beehive (non-DMZ, non-Beekeeper, non-coexistence connector) instance, run the opatch command with the -first_midtier option:

Notes:

Do not start with a DMZ instance. You must patch a non-DMZ instance first.

When using RAC database with non-ASM configuration, if you want the patch to use only a particular node, you can provide the connect string for that node only in the below command (as the -dbconnstr value).

You must patch Oracle Beekeeper Oracle home(s) only after at least one Oracle Beehive Oracle home has been patched (using the -first_midtier option)

At least one Oracle Beehive instance must be UP and running when you apply the patch set to Oracle Beekeeper. Oracle Beehive instances are automatically started after applying the patch. If you subsequently shut down patched instances, be sure to start up at least one patched instance before applying the patch to Oracle Beekeeper Oracle homes.

The command-line syntax for applying the patch is case sensitive

On UNIX and Linux:

% $ORACLE_HOME/OPatch/opatch napply

On Windows:

patch.bat napply

When applying the patch to an Oracle Beehive DMZ instance Oracle home, use the following command:

Note:

After applying a patch, Oracle Beehive will attempt to restart a patched instance, including DMZ instances. However, if you have not yet performed the Update hasbind File Ownership post-installation step, a DMZ instance may be unable to use privileged ports. In this case, shut down the DMZ instance, and restart it after performing post-installation steps.

On UNIX and Linux:

% $ORACLE_HOME/OPatch/opatch napply

On Windows:

patch.bat napply

When applying the patch to an Oracle Beehive Coexistence Connector Oracle home, use the following command:

If you have already applied this database patch, such as after applying the Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.3.0 Cumulative Patch Set, you can skip this step.

On Linux x86, x86-64, and Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit), download and install the patch for Bug 8481520.

On Windows or other operating systems, contact Oracle Support for the necessary patch.

Update hasbind File Ownership

On Linux and UNIX Oracle Beehive servers, if your $ORACLE_HOME/beehive/bin/hasbind file was owned by root (in order to use privileged ports) before applying this patch, be sure to change it back to ownership by the root user. For example, you could execute the following commands using an account with superuser privileges:

For more information about the hasbind file and reasons for modifying it, see "Modifying Oracle Beehive Ports using Privileged Port Numbers" in Chapter 5, "Managing Oracle Beehive Services" in the Oracle Beehive Administrator's Guide.

Reset Fast Validation in the Database

After you install the Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set, you can re-enable fast validation using the following commands:

Run SQL Script uds_post_upgrade_seed.sql

Bug 9722573. After applying this patch, you must run a SQL script to clean up group membership data in UDS. Log in to your Oracle Beehive database using SQL+Plus as the current BEE_CODE user, and run the script uds_post_upgrade_seed.sql. The script is located in the following folder:

BEEHIVE_HOME/beehive/tmp/patch/9859346/db

Upgrade Inventory Version

After the patch is successfully applied, upgrade the inventory version of Oracle Beehive components:

Navigate to the upgrade inventory script in the following location:

<extracted_patch_location>/9859346/Beehive_20140/custom/scripts

Extract the ZIP file containing a script to a folder on your local file system:

In Oracle Beehive instances, extract the files from the following .zip:

BeehiveVersionUpgradeTo20140.zip

In Oracle Beekeeper instances, extract the files from the following .zip:

BeekeeperVersionUpgradeTo20140.zip

A subdirectory will be created containing the script

Run the shell script as follows:

In Oracle Beehive instances:

For Linux and UNIX:
% BeehiveVersionUpgradeTo20140.sh <PATH_TO_ORACLE_HOME>
or for Windows:
% BeehiveVersionUpgradeTo20140.bat <PATH_TO_ORACLE_HOME>

In Oracle Beehive DMZ and Coexistence Connector instances:

For UNIX and Linux:
% BeehiveVersionUpgradeTo20140.sh <PATH_TO_ORACLE_HOME>
or for Windows:
% BeehiveVersionUpgradeTo20140_DMZ_COEX.bat <PATH_TO_ORACLE_HOME>

In Oracle Beekeeper instances:

For UNIX and Linux:
% BeekeeperVersionUpgradeTo20140.sh <PATH_TO_ORACLE_HOME>
or for Windows:
% BeekeeperVersionUpgradeTo20140.bat <PATH_TO_ORACLE_HOME>

Where <PATH_TO_ORACLE_HOME> is the path of the Oracle home (Oracle Beehive or Oracle Beekeeper) that you are upgrading

Repeat steps 1 through 3 on all Oracle Beehive and Oracle Beekeeper instances whose inventories need to be updated to 2.0.1.4.0

To verify that the inventory on an instance has been updated, perform the following steps:

Start Oracle Universal Installer by invoking the runInstaller in this directory:

% ./runInstaller
or, on Windows:
% setup.exe

In the Oracle Universal Installer interface, click Installed Products. An inventory window will open

In the inventory window, you can see all of the Oracle home names on the current host. Expand your Oracle Beehive or Oracle Beekeeper name by clicking on the plus (+) just before it. Confirm that the version number is now Beehive Release 2 2.0.1.4.0 or Oracle Beekeeper 2.0.1.4.0

To confirm the versions of other subcomponents, expand Oracle Beehive or Oracle Beekeeper 2.0.1.4.0 by clicking on the plus (+) just before it. Traverse through the list of subcomponents and confirm the following upgraded components:

Search Service Post-Installation Configuration

The Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.3.0 Cumulative Patch (which is included in this cumulative patch set) included a refactoring of the Oracle Beehive Search Service. This is a substantial change which may require additional post-configuration steps in the following areas:

Building a New Search Index of Existing Artifacts

If you installed this patch on Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.2.0 or earlier, the existing search index is erased during patching. As a result, after the upgrade any search operation on existing data will return no results.

If you installed this patch on Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0 and used the Zero Downtime Upgrade (ZDU) method, search indexing is suspended during the patching process. Changes in the system that occurred during patching are not indexed.

You can build a new search index of existing artifacts, using a new beectl command, beectl add_search_recovery_scope:

<recovery_scope> is the identifier for a level of scope for the utility to crawl for indexing, such as enterprise, organization, workspace, or folder.

<entity_type> indicates searchable entity types. You can specify this option more than once to indicate multiple entities types to index. If you omit this option, all entity types are searched and indexed.

<start_date> recovers search index for entities modified on or after this date. If not specified, 30 days before the present will be used as the start date. Permitted value is a string in ISO8601 date-time format. Valid formats are yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SS'Z', yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SS, yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z', yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss, yyyy-MM-dd'Z', yyyy-MM-dd.

<end_date> recovers search index for entities modified before or on this date. If not specified, the present will be used as the end date. Use the same format as for <start_date>.

As soon as you issue an add_search_recovery_scope command, Oracle Beehive starts the background work and immediately returns an operation ID. You can use the operation ID with the beectl list_operation_statuses command to track the progress of the recovery job.

The add_search_recovery scope command will immediately add a list of all artifacts identified by the run time options to a queue of items to be indexed. Adding too many items to this queue at once will slow down the system. Oracle recommends reviewing the Recovery Crawler section of Oracle Support Note 1135054.1 prior to running the command.

To minimize performance impact, consider the following strategies:

Run the recovery crawler command during off-peak hours

Create a batch file to recover a few personal or team workspaces or a few days of email data at a time

Monitor the SS_FEEDS load (information in Oracle Support Note 1135054.1)

Configuring Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES) Integration

If you are using Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES) with Oracle Beehive, if you have not already done so (such as after installing the 2.0.1.2.1 or 2.0.1.3.0 patch set) you must take additional steps to configure SES integration. The following procedure provides a high-level outline of the actual configuration steps. For complete instructions, see MetaLink Note 1135054.1.

Remove CNS Components from Coexistence Deployments

The Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.3.0 Cumulative Patch Set, which is included in this Cumulative Patch Set, removed the Change Notification Service (CNS) component and integrated the functions it formerly performed directly with the Coexistence Connector.

At any time after installing 2.0.1.2.1, 2.0.1.3.0, or 2.0.1.4.0 patch sets on all of your Oracle Beehive Coexistence Connector Oracle homes AND Oracle Beehive Coexistence Change Notification Oracle homes, you can perform the following steps to remove CNS components:

Patch ALL Oracle Beehive Coexistence Connector Oracle homes and Change Notification Service Oracle homes. You must not remove CNS components until every Coexistence Oracle home has been patched.

From CNS (or Connector+CNS) Oracle homes, run the following command to clean up CNS registrations:

Migrate Data from DENY_ALL Groups to Folders With Private Sensitivity

To provide improved security, with the 2.0.1.3.0 Cumulative Patch Set (which is included in this Cumulative Patch Set), Oracle Beehive has implemented a new access control scheme for restricting access to content at the folder level. Instead of using the DENY_ALL permission on UDS groups, you can now use the 'private' sensitivity directly on a folder. To migrate from the previous method to the new method, workspace owners must re-create affected folders.

To facilitate this process, a SQL script is provided which creates a list of all folders with the DENY_ALL group permission. After installing this patch set, you can find the script at the following location on any patched Oracle Beehive server:

$ORACLE_HOME/beehive/db/accesscontrol/src/sql/upgrades/9761524.sql

Oracle recommends performing the following steps after installing this patch, to implement the improved security model:

Using SQL+Plus, Connect to the current Beehive CODE schema

Note:

To get the current code schema name, use the command beectl list_schemas.

Run the provided SQL script 9761524.sql. The output lists all folders with access denied to a group. An example of typical output is shown in Example 1, below.

Notify workspace owners (listed in the output loginid and contact fields) of the folder-group combination (listed in the folderpath and groupname fields) for which Oracle recommends using the new OBEO and OBEE feature of using sensitivity to control access.

Workspace owners must re-create the affected folders using OBEO or OBEE, assign the 'private' sensitivity-only sensitivity to each folder, and then move content from the old folders to the new ones. The old folders can then be removed.

You can write a script to generate e-mails based on this report and send collated e-mail messages to workspace owners. For example, one e-mail can be sent to rsmith@example.com indicating that the Analysts and EXECS workspaces have INBOX folders that should be re-created and assigned the 'private' sensitivity.

Resolved Issues

The issues that were resolved by the Oracle Beehive 2.0.1.1.0, 2.0.1.2.0, 2.0.1.2.1, and 2.0.1.3.0 patch sets (and are included in this cumulative patch) are listed in detail in the patch readmes for each patch. You can find the readmes on the Oracle Technology Network Website, at the following URLs:

In Beekeeper, custom UDS user properties were not shown when mapping properties for LDAP-based synchronization.

9842444

Database reporting views were not accessible to the reporting user on Oracle Database 11g versions.

9849516

In Team Collaboration client Wiki pages, when using Internet Explorer, editing a path containing an ampersand (&) didn't work correctly.

9849540

In Beehive Webmail, to improve performance, the client will no longer attempt to load an unlimited number of items in the Trash folder.

9856173

The log for the XMPP service was being flooded with WARNING-level entries for every buddy no longer in the system on a user's roster whenever the user logged in.

9861139

There was an issue with the way beectl modified accessible_by permissions on resources in the Time Management Service.

9862693

After consecutively synchronizing disabled status from an LDAP-based user directory for a user account, the user account could not be subsequently deleted.

9867203

9867355

When hosting a Beehive Conference over a VPN connection while also using a Cisco IP Phone, the conference client often become unstable or crashed.

9869540

In the Team Collaboration client, Wiki page headings were not visible when under advanced tables with 100% width and left alignment.

9873810

In the Team Collaboration client, when selecting an existing image in a Wiki page and using the 'Add/Edit image' function, the image name was not populated. Saving changes without adding the image name back would cause it to disappear.

9876242

E-mail messages with attachments that are unprocessable by a configured virus scanner could become stuck in the retry queue even beyond the maximum retry period.

9880348

In Internet Explorer set to use Italian (only), in Beehive Webmail it was not possible to modify the content when replying to an e-mail with the edit window set to HTML mode.

9881114

Out-of-office replies were being sent in response to e-mails even when the recipient was not in the to: or cc: header, which caused problems with mailing lists. Beehive now implements RFC3834 guidelines. In any of the following cases, an out-of-office reply will not be sent:

Sender already received at least one auto reply

Sender's message is marked as system generated (or has an empty sender field in the envelope)

Sender's message contains the MIME header "Auto-Submitted" and the value is not "no"

Sender's message does not explicitly list the receiver in to: or cc: header.

9883195

In the Team Collaboration client when editing a Wiki page, inserting a table immediately after an ordered list caused the table to appear at the top of the page instead.

9883445

In the Team Collaboration client, a workspace with a tab character in the name would not display uploaded workspace icons.

9886155

Response time for the Mobile Sync Servlet when synchronizing J2EE applications has been improved.

9886268

In OBEO, users who marked more than 40 workspaces as visible in a Release 1 (1.5.x) version, could not update the list after the maximum was set to 40 by upgrading Oracle Beehive to a Release 2 version.

9890029

IMIP-based meeting notification responses sometimes appeared offset by an hour from the correct time, due to a time zone rule issue that did not account for daylight saving time offset.

9890057

A performance improvement was made to certain CalDAV operations in the Time Management service when synchronizing the iPhone mobile client.

9891141

When using the Team Collaboration client with Internet Explorer 8, very wide tables were displayed with a horizontal scroll bar in the wrong place.

9893501

A rare condition could prevent participants in a Real-Time Collaboration conference from seeing the presentation after the presenting user was changed.

9897518

When uploading a workspace icon that is larger than the maximum size using the Team Collaboration client on Internet Explorer 8, the uploading overlay was not removed, so the user could not see an error message that the upload had failed.

9901359

In the Team Collaboration client, after changing the name of a workspace, from the details pane choose links tab, wiki links pointing to non-existent pages no longer redirected to the new page creation function.

9905624

In Beehive Central, setting the default reminder for meetings to 0.5 days actually set it to 5 days, which caused the user interface to display the default (1 day) when re-visited.

Several functionality enhancements were made to the Beehive Mobile client for BlackBerry.

9919036

The most recent event with a given string was not returned when searching for workspace creation events with multiple valid results.

9920166

The Mobile Data Sync Service includes a profile for the Synthesis SyncML client, allowing users of Android-based phones to synchronize with Oracle Beehive.

9925255

Except when it is a wildcard, searches containing only special or reserved characters or words will now return no results, instead of causing an error.

9926042

When modifying the default password policy using beectl by exporting, modifying, and re-importing XML, using the --verbose option with the beectl export_policy command is no longer required.

9929153

An optimization has reduced the amount of memory consumed by the Beekeeper system model cache.

9937439

A new service property of the Wiki service, WikiTextReplace, allows you to specify a list of Perl-like regular expressions that will be applied to the text nodes of Wiki pages.

9941751

Some types of delegated calendar permissions, when set using beectl modify_calendar_permissions commands, were not correctly reflected in OBEO.

9942026

In Oracle Beehive coexistence with Lotus Domino, under certain conditions modifying a recurring meeting's time while simultaneously adding an invitee caused the meeting to be duplicated with both the old and new start times for coexisting Beehive users.

9942348

A recurring processing loop in the Time Management Service could occur in large coexisting environments, which caused high system resource usage.

9944966

In deployments with users using non-English localization and multiple e-mail clients, users would have separate Sent folders created by each client, with sent messages split between them.

9946247

Under high free/busy lookup activity in large deployments, coexisting Lotus Domino servers were being flooded with too many requests, causing instability or crashes.

9948289

In the Time Management Service, a synchronization issue could occur if a meeting invitee declined and then revoked 'can invite' permission, and the meeting organizer subsequently rescheduled the meeting.

9950165

In the Team Collaboration client Remote Repository Settings screen, if a user selected and then de-selected a remote repository, the disable button remained active, and clicking it produced an error.

9952802

After their local time zone had changes (such as to daylight saving time values), Windows users could not log in to Beehive Webmail.

Server-side errors when searching after performing post-upgrade search indexing were identified and fixed.

9955010

Performance-related adjustments were made to the Coexistence Service.

9955745

NEED TO BE ABLE TO CONFIURE WHICH ACTIONALBLE NOTIFICATIONS TO USE WITH ASK.

9959131

In the Team Collaboration client, when uploading files, after selecting a second file to upload, canceling the first file by clicking the red X icon caused an error and, in Internet Explorer and Safari browsers, crashed the browser.

9965397, 10064073

An authorization subcomponent on the server was consuming excessive CPU resources.

9966979

In the Team Collaboration client, when modifying the property of a remote mount point, if the remote content name contained a single-quote character (') the save button to save changes to the property was missing.

9968369, 9968374, 10025717, 10055969

The Help links in the Beehive Central, Team Collaboration, Real Time Collaboration, client headers can now be modified to point to a different URL, to facilitate self-hosting non-English help sets.

9970002

In Beehive Webmail, issues with the folder tree display caused some users to only see their Trash folder if an expected folder was named incorrectly.

9973416

Beehive users who are not invited to an online conference could not join using a guest URL.

9977337

The Olson 2010L time zone package is included in this patch.

9977558

ROSTER UPDATE PACKETS SENT WHEN DISCONNECTED ARE NOT SENT WHEN RECONNECT

9977653

CHANGE CAPTURE BASED UPON USER WHITELIST

9977670

Search Service index optimization was improved, which will improve search query performance.

9978031

An optimization was made to improve performance when the Search Service indexes multi-part e-mail messages.

9980810, 9981460, 10034168

A new, JavaFX-based Beehive Conferencing client is included in this patch.

9981332

At the end of a Web conference, clients would sometimes attempt to reconnect instead of recognizing the session had ended.

10014727

Accessibility improvements were made to the OBEO client interface.

10015367

In deployments with large numbers of users, the mobile client ASK service took too long to respond to directory lookup commands.

10016487

The Team Collaboration client Profile page presence link was not formatted correctly, so it wasn't invoking an IM client session.

10018863

A problem was preventing the Synthesis client for Apple iPhone and iPad from synchronizing with the server.

10044485

An exception was sometimes thrown on the server when adding a participant to a workspace.

10069697, 10069669

In the Real Time Collaboration client, the messages that appear when a random web conference key is generated were not translated for localized versions.

10099628

In Beehive Webmail account preferences, the 'Read Receipt Address' field was unused. It has been removed.

Globalization Issues

2.0.1.4.0 Cumulative Patch Set for Oracle Beehive Release 2 (2.0.1.0.0, 2.0.1.1.0, 2.0.1.2.0, 2.0.1.2.1, and 2.0.1.3.0) is available in English only. There are no translations of any English labels and other text.

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